Who owns a baby name?

[Atalantea]

Just seen this on a website, and thought it fitted some of the threads I have seen in the past

Batshit.

'I don't even know you or your daughter' 😂😂😂😂

People like that are ridiculous and need to get over themselves.

Am I the only one who would have replied 'well I heard you used it, I liked it so thought I would steal it'

Wow.

That person should've turned it back on crazy lady.

Why did you choose Kay for your daughter's middle name? I'm asking because no one has ever done that until after my Mum was born.

Because Kay is sooooo unique.
Some people need their computer taking off them.
Batshit

Hahahahaha

You can’t do anything about stupid

My 79 year old mum is called Kay I wouldn't say it's a new and unique name 🙄

Kenzie Kay?!!

What sort of name is that?
missing point completely

FGS. The arrogance. 🤣

Kenzie Kay

Agree with @Seeline 'Kenzie Kay?'

NO-ONE owns a name. NO-ONE.

As I (and many other have said repeatedly,) there are many families with multiple Patricks, Pauls, Davids, Traceys etc...

People who cry off when someone uses the same name as they have for THEIR baby are pathetic.

Mind you I remember s thread on here a few years back from s poster pissed off that someone else had stolen the name she had made up "Farrah " that thread caused much hilarity .

@Seeline my thoughts exactly. Although I once heard a Lacey-Lou being called in the park.

This is hilarious

[quote Checkingout811]@Seeline my thoughts exactly. Although I once heard a Lacey-Lou being called in the park.

This is hilarious[/quote]
Lacie-Lou.

I did hear a woman calling her little girl in the shopping centre, 'Miley Moo!'

I am hoping it was a nickname!

I hope that childs surname doesn't also begin with a K.....

‘I checked records and seen your child was the first to ever use the same so thought I should probably jump on that bandwagon quick sharp’

@RuggerHug unfortunately, I don’t think anyone who named their daughter Kenzie Kay will of thought of that.

@x2boys

Mind you I remember s thread on here a few years back from s poster pissed off that someone else had stolen the name she had made up "Farrah " that thread caused much hilarity .

yeah - that one was amazing

here it is!

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/3029443-AIBU-Someone-has-used-my-unusual-baby-name

MmmmDonuts Sat 09-Sep-17 20:32:03
I wanted my baby to have a one of a kind unique name.
I made up a name that I love. It's definetly never been used before.
(I realise this sounds dodgy already)

Anyway, my baby is 7 months old and someone in my town has just given birth and used the name.
I actually feel really gutted about it.

I realise I am about to be flamed in the comments.
BUt how can I feel less gutted about this? Meh

MmmmDonuts Sat 09-Sep-17 20:58:22
Wowee, I went for a pee then put the bottles in the steamer and came back to 51 hilarious replies. You've turned my rage into laughter- Thankyou. (Although I am still pissed off)

You will all hate me, I can't say the name as it will out me.

But it's definetly a new word. Not a crazy spelling of an existing name.
Not exotic or what some may refer to as 'chavvy'. Could pass for a surname I guess but cute.

Sorry.

SteampunkPrincess Sat 09-Sep-17 21:13:28
ermm....
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/baby_names/2895722-Choose-us-a-middle-name-please

Her name is Farrah Burton

you didnt make it up though did you?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farrah_Abraham
she was born in 1991....
Farrah Fawcett..

My daughters middle name is really unusual.... its named after something very specific with particular meaning to me

I checked UK name statistics and because fewer than 3 children have been given this name in any year on all the records I could find on ONS (records go back to 1996) it doesnt appear at all. This means it is less common in the UK than Temitope, Penelope-Rae, Lumen, Cyra etc.

If someone I knew locally who knew DDs full name used that particular name for their baby I would be.... surprised....and would not think it was a coincidence! That said I wouldn't mind. It's a nice name or I wouldn't have picked it.

I thought we’d picked a pretty unusual name for our daughter. Turned out it coincided with a spike of popularity in our particular town. As a result, she’s never been the only one with that name anywhere - there’s always been at least one other girl with the same name in her classes at school, brownies, swimming club...

In secondary school she’s now shortened it, just so that she can experience life without having to add her surname initial when saying her name for once!

How did I miss that thread? 😂

@NoIDontWatchLoveIsland

My daughters middle name is really unusual.... its named after something very specific with particular meaning to me

I checked UK name statistics and because fewer than 3 children have been given this name in any year on all the records I could find on ONS (records go back to 1996) it doesnt appear at all. This means it is less common in the UK than Temitope, Penelope-Rae, Lumen, Cyra etc.

If someone I knew locally who knew DDs full name used that particular name for their baby I would be.... surprised....and would not think it was a coincidence! That said I wouldn't mind. It's a nice name or I wouldn't have picked it.

My son has a name where there’s also only three per year. I think maybe 9 in the last five years?

If I heard someone else name there baby it who knew me it would make me raise an eyebrow but would probably make me smile that they loved it as much as me!
Our girls name is probably top ten though! 😂